We'll always have Scranton. After eight years, nine seasons, a lot of laughs, and countless "That's what she said" jokes, The Office closed its doors for good on Thursday, May 16, with a moving series finale that saw the beloved Dunder Mifflin staff get the happy endings they all deserved. (Spoilers ahead!) The 75-minute episode was jam-packed with one-liners, tributes, and surprises — too many to list here — so to recap, here's a look at five key moments from the NBC comedy's last outing.
They’ll always be Rebekah and Hayley! Claire Holt and Phoebe Tonkin reunited for a playdate with the former’s kids and reminisced not on The Originals but on H2O: Just Add Water.
Holt’s husband, Andrew Joblon, posted an Instagram photo of the former costars on Wednesday, March 17. “These girls keep making excuses about why they can’t shower,” he quipped.
In the shot, Tonkin, 31, held her pal’s 6-month-old daughter, Elle, while Holt, 32, balanced her 23-month-old son, James, on her shoulders.
When it comes to The Real Housewives of Atlanta, the drama offscreen has been just as juicy as the craziness caught on camera.
Since the two-part RHOA season 15 reunion aired on Bravo in September 2023, shocking cast departures and confirmed returns have managed to shake the franchise’s fervent fans to their core.
The last season of the reality TV juggernaut covered cheating allegations against Drew Sidora as her marriage to husband Ralph Pittman unraveled, the emotional fertility journey of Sanya Richards-Ross and explosive blowups between long-tenured cast members Kandi Burruss and Marlo Hampton.
Matt Czuchry is no longer Logan Huntzberger. He’s also no longer Cary Agos. The actor is now Dr. Conrad Hawkins.
For years, Czuchry has been known for his work in Gilmore Girls and The Good Wife, but the 40-year-old actor tells Us Weekly he was excited to shed those personas for his new role on Fox’s The Resident. He takes on the role of Dr. Hawkins, a brilliant doctor who “pulls the curtain back on all of the good and evil in modern day medicine.
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